The hottest Running Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Splattern 19 implied HN points 17 Sep 23
  1. Kendrick switched careers from chemistry to coding, hoping for more fulfillment but ended up needing a hobby. It's funny how changing jobs doesn't always lead to happiness.
  2. Daniel, the intern, surprised everyone by creating an important service during his short internship. His positive attitude and eagerness to learn made a big difference.
  3. Running the 50k race was a great experience with good weather and supportive people. It showed how much motivation can come from having a cheering crowd.
Ben’s Blog 🏉 🧠🧑‍💻 3 implied HN points 14 Aug 25
  1. The author is feeling tired but happy after a big event called City2Surf. They experienced a lot but enjoyed it a lot too.
  2. They mention that their nervous system feels worn out, showing that even fun activities can be exhausting.
  3. The author is excited about the event for next year and encourages others to join them.
The Not-so-Daily Drew 3 implied HN points 02 Mar 23
  1. Starting a new exercise routine can be daunting, but finding the right approach can make it enjoyable and sustainable.
  2. iPhone has a hidden undo feature - tap the screen with three fingers to reveal it.
  3. Social media usage varies between countries, highlighting cultural differences and impacts on society.
The Next Chapter 2 implied HN points 04 Sep 23
  1. Discovering harmonious passion in running after struggling with self-doubt in other activities.
  2. Starting small and gradually building up in running led to enjoying the journey more than the end goal.
  3. Facing challenges and doubts in training for a 10K race, but finding joy, connection, and fulfillment in the running journey.
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The Lap Count 0 implied HN points 10 Jan 24
  1. Drew Griffith, a talented runner, signed an NIL deal with New Balance.
  2. Grant Fisher, a record holder, returned to his high school coach for training.
  3. Changes in rules may impact the US Olympic Marathon team selection process.
Poczwardowski Notes 0 implied HN points 28 Sep 22
  1. Antifragility, the opposite of fragility, is a concept introduced by Taleb and explored extensively in the book.
  2. It might take some time to adapt to Taleb's style, but the core concept of antifragility is captivating and thought-provoking.
  3. The idea of antifragility can be applied beyond the book - even to personal experiences like exercise routines.
Splattern 0 implied HN points 24 Dec 23
  1. A new baby jogger was secured, described as a high-quality stroller for running and outdoor activities. It's perfect for long-distance jogging on various terrains.
  2. The adventure involves running with the baby jogger over the next few months, with plans to take it one day at a time, starting with a route from Seattle to Whistler, averaging 20 miles a day.
  3. There's a fundraiser linked to the run for GiveDirectly, which supports giving cash directly to the poor, allowing them to decide how to use the funds for their needs.
The Half Marathoner 0 implied HN points 15 Jan 24
  1. Arizona offers a variety of challenging and scenic half marathons across different terrains and landscapes.
  2. These races take place in beautiful natural settings like deserts, canyons, mountains, and forests.
  3. Participants can experience unique and diverse running experiences, from desert trails to high-elevation mountain courses.
The Half Marathoner 0 implied HN points 11 Jan 24
  1. California offers a variety of scenic and challenging half marathons throughout the year.
  2. Each half marathon showcases different beautiful locations in California like Golden Gate Park and the Pacific Coast Highway.
  3. The races range in difficulty and terrain, providing options for different preferences and running experiences.
The Half Marathoner 0 implied HN points 25 Jan 24
  1. Utah offers a variety of scenic half marathons featuring stunning natural landscapes like canyons and red rock formations.
  2. The races in Utah cater to different preferences, from downhill routes to courses through national parks.
  3. Participants can enjoy perfect running temperatures, breathtaking views, and unique experiences at the half marathons.